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IR in reading study will help assess dyslexia
Near-IR spectroscopy has been used to follow brain activity during reading tests by monitoring changes in levels of oxy- and deoxyhaemoglobin, in a process which could be applied to speech therapy and in the assessment of dyslexia.
- Published: Nov 2, 2012
- Author: Steve Down
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Burden of the body packer
The levels of amphetamines in the body fluids of three drug mules have been measured and correlated with the condition of the drug packaging in their bodies.
- Published: Oct 30, 2012
- Author: Steve Down
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High resolution MS symposium
Waters Corporation is sponsoring a free symposium entitled 'Advancements in High Resolution Mass Spectrometry for Biomolecular Characterization' at Indiana University in Bloomington, US, on Thursday 8 November.
- Published: Oct 30, 2012
- Author: Jon Evans
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One hump or two for antimicrobials
Scientists have studied the urinary proteome of the dromedary, which is more resistant to infection than its double-humped relation, in the hunt for proteins with antibacterial properties.
- Published: Oct 29, 2012
- Author: Steve Down
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IR spectroscopy in drug research
The use of IR spectroscopy in the R&D of natural drugs and pharmaceutical products has been reviewed, highlighting the advantages and limitations of the technique.
- Published: Oct 23, 2012
- Author: Steve Down
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Elsevier also offers free access to Nobel Laureate content
Just like Wiley, Elsevier has launched a Nobel Prize tribute website that honors all six of this year's science Nobel Laureates.
- Published: Oct 19, 2012
- Author: Jon Evans
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Radioactive Raman in situ
A new Raman system allows for materials undergoing irradiation to be studied in situ, exemplified by the analysis of simulated uranium dioxide spent fuel being irradiated by helium ions.
- Published: Oct 18, 2012
- Author: Steve Down
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Wiley offers free access to Nobel Laureate content
In recognition of the fact that all six of this year's science Nobel Laureates have published with Wiley, it is making a selection of their journal papers and book chapters freely available until the end of the year.
- Published: Oct 17, 2012
- Author: Jon Evans
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Melamine migration from tableware
The migration of melamine from tableware to food simulants has been measured by an ambient mass spectrometry method using a high-resolution instrument for extra sensitivity.
- Published: Oct 16, 2012
- Author: Steve Down
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Agilent strikes oil
Agilent Technologies has agreed to collaborate with the University of Houston in Texas on investigating the geology and composition of crude oil and shale gas.
- Published: Oct 15, 2012
- Author: Jon Evans
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